Conservation Bulletin 58

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Conservation Bulletin

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Journal

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2008

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BIAB (biab_online)

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URI:	http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/publications/conservation-bulletin-58/

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23 Mar 2011

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Article Title	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
Editorial; presenting historic places	Anna Keay	2
Understanding our visitors; new ways of thinking	Emma Carver	3 - 4
Audience research at English Heritage's most visited site	Emma Carver	4 - 6
Visitors to historic gardens	Emma Carver	6 - 7
Trusting in segmentation	Laura Irvine	7 - 8
Understanding historic properties	David M Robinson	8 - 10
Slavery connections and new perspectives; English Heritage properties	Miranda Kaufman	10 - 11
Unlocking the potential of oral history	Virginia Arrowsmith	11 - 12
Presenting England's maritime historic environment	Mark Dunkley	12 - 13
Putting cars in context; presenting the heritage of the motor age	John Minnis	14
Presenting the medieval castle; problems and possibilities	Robert Liddiard	15
Presenting the later history of medieval buildings	Andrew Hann	16
Conservation research; investing in the future of collections	David Thickett	17
Environmental standards and the presentation of historic properties	May Cassar	18 - 19
Risk management	Amber Xavier-Rowe	19 - 20
Taking on the insect pests; preventing damage to objects on open display	Dee Lauder David Pinniger	20 - 21
The ossuary, St Peter's Church, Barton; reuniting people and place	Kevin Booth	21 - 22
Monuments and landscapes; making the links	Paul S Barnwell	22 - 23
The Yorkshire Country House Partnership; 'Work & Play'	Christopher Ridgway Allen Warren	24
Interpretation, entertainment, involvement; historic site presentation c 1983'“2008	Charles Kightly	25 - 27
Radical approaches of recent years, have they worked?	Anna Keay	27
Costumed and live interpretation at Historic Royal Palaces	Chris Gidlow D Souden	27 - 28
Beyond the 'Ministry of Works' approach to site presentation	Jeremy Ashbee	29 - 30
Guiding principles	Bronwen Riley	30 - 31
About the house; changing approaches to the Queen's House	Pieter Merwe, van der	31 - 32
AV in the interpretation of historic places	Dirk Bennett	32 - 33
The shock of the new; contemporary art and historic places	Martin Allfrey	34
Free sites unlocked; facing the challenges at free and unstaffed proper...	Sue Barnard Susan Westlake	35
Real coal mine, real miners	Peter Walker	36
Historic Scotland's Stirling Castle Palace project	Chris S Watkins	37
Kenilworth garden	Anna Keay	38
Dover Castle	Anna Keay	38
Attingham re-Discovered	Sarah Kay	39
Conservation Principles and the presentation of English Heritage sites	Jeremy Ashbee	39 - 40
e-heritage '“ authority and empowerment in presenting the historic environment	Nigel Clubb	41
Tell me what you want '“ what you really, really want; audience development and online resources	Victoria Fenner	41 - 42
The Heritage Gateway partnership	Cat Cload	42 - 43
On-line education in the 21st century '“ the English Heritage response	Catherine McHarg	43
The Heritage Protection Bill	Peter Beacham	44 - 45
Legal Developments; demolition of a listed building without consent	Mike Harlow	50